ReviewKeeper

Save visible Amazon review links and sync campaigns, earnings, videos, and storefront data to your private ReviewKeeper account.

ReviewKeeper helps Amazon creators move information already visible in their own Amazon Associates and Influencer pages into their private ReviewKeeper account. After a one-time disclosure and consent, open a supported Creator Connections campaign list or earnings report. ReviewKeeper can sync visible campaign cards from that page, with a two-minute debounce and an off switch. Opening accepted campaigns never auto-scrolls; Load all accepted is a separate click. Earnings snapshots, imports, checks, downloads, and submissions run only after you press the corresponding control. The purple on-page bar shows sync status, due dates, submission status, availability filters, and quick links without replacing Amazon's controls. Search and filters use fields already present on the open page. “Available only” defaults off. Check visible campaigns checks at most 10 rendered campaigns sequentially, one request each; CAPTCHA, 429, or 503 stops the run. A CAPTCHA pauses extension Amazon requests until the user solves it and presses Resume. A document-start observer can map selected campaign capacity and performance fields from Amazon JSON that the page has already received; it does not copy request headers or credentials. Storefront Tools summarizes visible storefront items, compares visible ASINs with the paired user's campaigns, creates a local CSV, and can save a visible storefront/video snapshot to that user's ReviewKeeper account. Product Insights reads visible product-page facts and labels locally calculated values as estimates. Missing or unknown values remain unavailable instead of being invented. ReviewKeeper also includes user-started campaign checks, Creator Connections chat and messaging helpers, title and media tools, local templates, review-item import, and video upload handoff. Brand Chat loads one conversation-list page on open, one more page per Load more click, and a message thread only when the user opens it. For YouTube Studio and Facebook Reels, optional site access is requested only after the user chooses that destination; the user still reviews and submits on the destination site. The default Chrome Web Store package contains no AI connector and no scheduled automation framework. Its alarm permission is used only to expire temporary cross-market upload relay records. Links to other websites open as ordinary browser tabs, and the extension gets no access to those pages. Supported install-time Amazon access is limited to Creator Connections plus Amazon US, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia. ReviewKeeper uses the signed-in browser session only on supported pages and does not request cookies, browsing history, webRequest, all-sites, or tabs permission. A one-time connection links the extension to the signed-in user's ReviewKeeper account. A limited pairing token stays in extension storage and owner-scopes data sent to reviewkeeper.net. The connection expires and can be revoked at any time. ReviewKeeper does not sell extension data.